November 2012
Intermediate to advanced
368 pages
7h 48m
English
In This Chapter
The goal of this chapter is to explain Windows Store app events, lifecycle, and view states. In the first part, I explain the standard sequence of events which are raised whenever you start a Windows Store app. You learn how to handle the loaded, activated, and ready events.
In the next part, I explain how you can handle application suspension, termination, and resumption. You learn how to store and retrieve the state of your application in session state so you can maintain the illusion that your app is always running.
Finally, I discuss application view states. You learn how to switch among snapped, filled, ...
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